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As an alternative to the cd function, use the current directory field
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in the MATLAB® desktop toolbar.
cd
w = cd
cd('directory')
cd('..')
cd directory
cd displays the current working directory.
w = cd assigns the current working directory to w.
cd('directory') sets the current working directory to directory. Use the full pathname for directory. On UNIX® platforms, the character ~ is interpreted as the user's root directory.
cd('..') changes the current working directory to the directory above it.
cd directory or cd .. is the unquoted form of the syntax.
On UNIX platforms,
cd('/usr/local/matlab/toolbox/control/ctrldemos')changes the current working directory to ctrldemos for the Control System Toolbox.
On Windows® platforms,
cd('c:/matlab/toolbox/control/ctrldemos')changes the current working directory to ctrldemos for the Control System Toolbox. Then typing
cd ..
changes the current working directory to control, and typing
cd ..
again, changes the current working directory to toolbox.
On any platform, use cd with the matlabroot function to change to a directory relative to the directory in which MATLAB is installed. For example
cd([matlabroot '/toolbox/control/ctrldemos'])
changes the current working directory to ctrldemos for the Control System Toolbox.
dir, fileparts, mfilename, path, pwd, what
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